🧪 Add missing edge case tests for topic size class calculation#88
🧪 Add missing edge case tests for topic size class calculation#88
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This pull request adds valuable edge case tests for the getTopicSizeClass function, which improves test coverage and confidence in the logic. However, the implementation introduces a significant amount of duplicated test code, with several test blocks being repeated. I've added a comment with a suggestion to refactor the tests by removing the duplicated and redundant code to improve the maintainability and readability of the test suite.
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In `@src/lib/__tests__/topicUtils.test.ts`:
- Around line 79-103: Add an inline comment above the NaN/Infinity edge-case
tests in src/lib/__tests__/topicUtils.test.ts explaining that these tests
intentionally pin current implicit behavior of getTopicSizeClass (e.g., NaN
comparisons always false, Infinity behavior) rather than asserting explicitly
handled input validation, so future refactors know these expectations are
deliberate; reference the tested function name getTopicSizeClass and note that
these cases document current behavior rather than enforcing new validation
logic.
- Around line 89-95: The tests expect explicit NaN/Infinity validation: update
getTopicSizeClass to defensively validate its numeric inputs (count and
maxCount) using Number.isNaN and Number.isFinite (or equivalent) and immediately
return "text-xs" when either value is NaN or not finite; keep the existing
sizing logic otherwise. Locate the getTopicSizeClass function and add these
explicit checks at the top before any arithmetic so behavior matches other utils
(e.g., yearInReviewUtils.ts) and the new tests.
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed. Specifically, missing tests for explicit edge cases (
count=0,count=maxCount) and boundary condition calculations (like negatives, NaNs, Infinity).📊 Coverage: Explicitly covers edge case calculations for
count=0andcount=maxCount, as well as situations where variables may exceed the expected maximums or evaluate toNaN/Infinity.✨ Result: Improved test coverage across edge boundaries guarantees confidence when refactoring functions that calculate proportions to string mappings. Tests added: count < 0, count > maxCount, count = 0 (explicit), count = maxCount (explicit), NaN, and Infinity.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16091128659587119313 started by @is0692vs